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Tabby's Narrative-Student Relationship

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Tabby and her boyfriend Chris have their whole lives planned out--but when his college scholarship is threatened--his professor will only accept one solution for a passing grade. He wants sweet, innocent Tabby. On his desk. In front of Chris.

If they don 't agree to his unusual proposal, they can kiss their future goodbye. She 's shy, but she 'll do anything for love. Chris is worried he might like sharing her too much. He should be ashamed and angry, shouldn 't he? He shouldn 't want this. Shouldn 't look forward to giving his girlfriend to another man.

The professor just wants an afternoon to do what he does best--teaching is his passion and his
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